Philip H. Kresch, DPM PC

	9330 S Telegraph Rd Taylor, Michigan 48180
	(313) 438-8908

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Laser Treatment for Toenail Fungus
Are you suffering with Toenail Fungus?

Philip H. Kresch is pleased to introduce you to a new in-office laser treatment called the Q-Clear procedure, which treats toenails discolored and thickened by toenail fungus. It is virtually pain free and patients can resume their normal activity within the day.

“Many of the patients who visit us have tried all of the topical treatments with minimal success” states our board-certified podiatrist Dr. Philip H. Kresch. “The Q-Clear™ q-switched NdYAG laser treatment for toenail fungus removal procedure only takes 1-3 treatments to effectively rid them of their fungal nails.”

Fungal toenails are very common and affect nearly 11 million Americans each year. For years, topical solutions were used to treat the fungus without much success, then oral medications were developed which had the same mediocre results and more side effects. Removal of toenail fungus using laser treatment is the newest technique to treat toenail fungus, and both physicians and patients have been found to be very satisfied with the results.

With offices located in the Dearborn, Michigan area, we are able to accomodate the needs of our patients. We are always available for new patients, so contact us today to schedule your consultation.

Philip H. Kresch, DPM is a licensed Michigan podiatrist with offices in Dearborn Heights and Taylor. He specializes in providing medical care for the foot, ankle, and lower leg. Some of the most common services we provide are the treatment of bunions, heel pain, arch pain, calluses, and ingrown nails.

At Dearborn Foot Care, we treat patients of all ages from infants and children to the elderly. Our friendly staff strives to ensure a pleasant office visit and Dr. Kresch provides each of his patients the information they need to make good choices about their foot and ankle care. Our approach to care is to not only inform our patients about their diagnoses, but also to work together to determine the best plan for treatment and relief of their foot and ankle discomfort.